... Jane. As the Goveriensitjuq eftablilhed by the t M ce Revolution jofJ tthe totli inftart, has con-M mence -thle 'exercif'e-f'i6'its Executive and n g, Legiflhtive' Powers, 've 'have fele.dthe -fol- ful iowing important e-xtra&s from 'reir'p'oceed- tw to ings. ih Z ?? firft proceedings of the Intermediate:' Legiflative Coinmiffion were on th. i ds in qu the Councilof Elders, rel 'fli ...

... IT~J1 't , ar WAR asf , aa B s 4 anD ?? ?? ILX : re PORTSMOUTH, LY Nov. 2J.-On Thurfday laft, purfuant to an order from the Lords Commiffioners of theAdmiralty, ?? ly Martialwas held on hoard His Ma eftyhs (hip Gladiator, of in this Harbour, for the trial of Mr. Profei Carpenter of His Msjefty-s thip Atalante, for gifobedience and le negleft of duty. MEMBERS OF T1lE COURT. ai Rear Admiral ...

... CQN'r.4GIQOuq=DIER. ?? In the ?? iyentiments re- atuii rpffiing the late alarming report, that the hear; Plague had madeits appearance in this Country, card. I have proceeded with a degree of caution, ftanc Which fome pirfons have thought unneceffary: abun I ~am ptrfuaded, however, that thofe who have man Af.rioully conlidered the fubje4ft in its intimate IT korinexion with the public fafety, ...

... I Ift, .. 'PO II el apot -? 'V .,uedffgA troop .twe t out - The vari&y of tmporftart intelligence whic -. occupies the greateft part of ithis week's Te-' legraph-obliges us to -keifti-o&' retrfdfiae' obfervations, within limits mnuch more circum- 1 . idbed~thanwe flould, .otheiviiha ted.. We ffall, therefore,. conneourfi tv6 to theI; . prominent feaiures of ?? al'politics, in| order.. to ...

... a t 7 a: aI I of t. -; PORTSMOUTH, n of -Np. 3--.4His Majefly's fhip Goliah, Of 74 :e. guns, Captain Foley, lately returned fsomo !nlt the Mediytlatly etrne famn ial t terranean, is come into harbour tP be t] fopaid off. AlD fl Thurfday failed the Cormorant,.of 2z guns, f Ic- Hon. Captain Boyie, with a fttore-fhip under a convoy, for Gibraltar. F ,nnd Same day failed the Camilla, Capt. Larkan, ...

... Jbal 33iograpDp. INTERESTING MEMOIRS a OF THE GALLANr t CAPTAIN MILLER, OF 2'E THESEUS. t The Public having been much intcreacd in the unfortunate termination of the-Ihort, but e brilliant career of the late Captain RalP'ib Wil-n lett Miller, we have no doubt but it will be gratified by th'e following few particulars of his life we have been able to colleCt. He was born in Newv York the 24th ...

... i -k y me I- me n y d e d h d d in T C' ~ftrdy, the followi-ng . fietni~a4ie 1charaaers ,among the Unit T'riih >'!eb~u inre t icdy from Ca#Ilebai'to, to-i ...

... From thk LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 26, '799 AD ?? ADMIRALTY.OFFICE, NOV. 26. rh )f c . . ev d Extra& of a letter from Lord Vircount Duncan, Ad- Up y miral of the White, &c. to Evan Nepean, Bfq. dated b at Yarmouth the 2+th inftant. I tranfmit, for the information of the Lords va Commiflioners of the Admiralty a letter I fef ,f have received from Lieutenant 9carle, com naanding the Courier cutter, ...

... SATURDAY, NOV- I 3 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30; An elegant. Dinner was given at the Crown Inn, on Wednefday last by Major.General Whitelocke, and the Field 0fficers, to the Military and Naval Officers on board the Russian Squadron, lying.at Spithead. Earl Northesk . Sir Richard Bickerton, -and all the Captains of ships at this port, were invited, and partook of this fplendid entertaimenrtt 'General ...

... 1L9tubtc ercUtrrencr. AtI .* . . . Admiral Stgrey, it feems, has come to Eng- F land with Admiral Mitchell, having put him- fl felf under -the protefion of the Britilh Flag, in confequence of his having received information u that the Dutch Government meant to put him D onder an arret. M. Niou is is,oool. in advance for the al French Prifoners here. The Contralors being d unwilling to give any ...

... I ?? That t WEDuESDAY , and a har.ge i, me to - x7OWN .9 -RT''s L tbat ; Difpsces of 'b-ict; 'h& 'th P v, be copies, hare be rec-aeived this d 1 ight H jon Lord William &entinck b1. .i I Right Hcrn..Lord Grenville, His MaJ.y, gCent, Principal of State for the Iorel miradlepartient. ; -- miral - h the Head r outh, 1S LORha . Ohe iyuil S I have the honour to idform-y,6ujrLjdjfh4 az~on, that a ...

... I_ _ * _ S _ ?? 3g N ? It is 'with confiderablie pieafure tha'twe have to ttrecur, this week, to events moft aufpictous to the mc crdt e of thia s Country and its Allies. The fuccefles wi id- that. -haveattended the Auftrians in Italy, and on the me Rhine, promife the, molt advantageous fituation to th( ch: the Belligerent Powers, for. negoriating that peace which the prefent Government of ...